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I am loving the new outlook app but there seems to be an issue. I have multiple email accounts that I manage but for some reason I am not able to unify them into a single inbox? The only way that I can work around this is by adding every single one of my inboxes to my favorites, which defeats the entire purpose.
Any way to unify all inboxes into a single "all inboxes" tab?
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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It's funny how Outlook on MacOS has the All Inboxes unified inbox feature and has had it for years but yet Microsoft refuses to have it Windows after more than 10 years of people requesting it.
The 'All Inboxes' unified inbox has been available in Outlook on MacOS for many years. Why Microsoft refuses to add it to Outlook on Windows is baffling. Peopoe have been asking for this feature for a very long time.
It's weird that this doesn't work on the laptop Outlook, but it works on my mobile Outlook account on my phone. I can see all my emails in one inbox instead of having to go to each individual account. It would be great to have this same feature on my laptop because I miss several emails throughout the day when I forget to flip between each account.
Apparently we need to flood the "Technical Support Feedback Community" with requests not to take MASSIVE STEPS BACKWARDS!!
Let's see - kicked off an older Outlook product due to new "security" features, now making it impossible to properly manage multiple accounts. All this after spending 5 hours trying to determine how to import an older Outlook calendar into the "new" Outlook - which seems a massive step backwards from the old one. NOT a happy "customer".
It was available on the previous Windows Mail app but not in outlook which is terrible. Even Apple Mail offers this feature.